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Whether on lighted courts at night, or under that famous Florida sunshine, the state’s mild climate is perfect for year-round tennis play. Florida’s natural beauty fosters an active lifestyle, and an environment that showcases outdoor sports and sporting events. ICI Homes communities incorporate many of these favorites amenities. Expect parks, playgrounds, …
Believe it or not, we are already on the other side of the summer!
If you haven’t taken a summer trip yet, you might be starting to think that you are running out of options.
But there are always great staycation options to consider that are right in your back yard. No need to pack anything, and you can still sleep in your own bed!
March is here, and despite what the groundhog said a few weeks ago, it’s beginning to feel like spring here in Florida.
There’s always plenty to do here in the Sunshine State, but this is the time of year that events go into overdrive.
Here’s just a taste of what Florida has in store for March.
Whether you were struck by Cupid a few weeks ago or fifty years ago, there are many wonderful Florida destinations to enjoy with your sweetheart. While you may already have your Valentine’s Day reservations in order, we’ve put together a few date ideas for a romantic day, night, or weekend experience that can be found right in your own city.
I’m a huge pro tennis fan, and there’s nothing better to me than watching it live and in-person. Luckily here in Florida there are a few opportunities over the next few months to do just that.
And don’t worry golf fans, your schedule for the next few months is chock full of birdie goodness, and I’ve got you covered here too.
Here are three things to add something positive to your match: 1) Time your meal to eat a moderate amount of protein, carbs, and healthy omega-3 fats about 60 to 90 minutes before the match; and be sure to hydrate thoroughly;
To be an effective doubles player in today’s game requires the ability to play net with confidence. I see a lot of club players with decent serves, return of serves, and ground strokes, but fall apart when coming to the net. The main culprit is simply a failure to split step.
With the warm temperatures this summer, the rough is at an all-time high. Hopefully, these pointers will help you escape the thick grass a little easier. Before we even discuss strategy, it is important to understand what the rough will do to the ball and the clubface: The thicker the grass, the more the clubface will tend to slow down/close through impact, as a result the ball starts out well left of the target.
Have you ever played a golf course so scenic and soothing that not even your worst shot (and a steady rain) could ruin it? I recently had such an exhilarating experience while playing Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club’s Prestwick course in Ormond Beach, Florida. At par 71 over 18 holes (35 on front nine/36 on back nine), the course is challenging but fair,…